our first call comes from pennsylvania. this is hill grove on democrats line. caller: good morning. on the last diagnosis of his physical, there was no mention of bone spurs and that is what got him out of the vietnam war. bone spurs do not just disappear. they have to be surgically removed. maybe the wh >> we now go live to jake sullivan at harvard university. this is live on c-span. >> jake just finished 85 days ago, four years of the most intense role in the u.s. government as the national security advisor. before that and before that and before that. if you think of what every one of those days was like and the most successful in the history of america's national security advisor's. he could have gone anywhere and done anything. the fact he decided to come to harvard and the kennedy school to teach, to write a book, to engage with colleagues, is an extraordinary vote of confidence in the school and a signature item for our meeting. i would say welcome jake. [applause] mr. sullivan: i also could not say no to graham and megan. >> megan o'sullivan, the director, two parts of a tag

david schechter, cbs news, langhorne, pennsylvania. >> john: america's affordability crisis is fueling in homelessness. we'll talk about that in tonight's "interview." >> john: homelessness in america is at a record high, with more than 770,000 unhoused americans in 2024. while the government doesn't track the number of unhoused who are working, shelter service agencies say that number is growing too. it's a symptom of what's being called the affordability crisis. for tonight's interview we turn to author brian goldstone who has a new book and it's called "there is no place for us: working and homeless in america." thanks for joining us. you write the term working homeless seems like an oxymoron. tell us who would fit in that category and why it's an oxymoron. >> yeah, so, in america today, across the country, a low-wage job is homelessness waiting to happen. the number of people who fit that description, working homeless, that is not a tiny number. that's not a marginal phenomenon. a growing portion of the low-wage work force is either at immediate risk of falling into homelessness or

our first call comes from pennsylvania. this is hill grove on democrats line. caller: good morning. on the last diagnosis of

it was horrible what happened in pennsylvania. but the university of pennsylvania, okay.their president was forced to resign over the over. >> the terrible answers. >> the terrible. >> yes they did. the answers were. >> bad. >> but i don't but i don't want to see the university of pennsylvania punished when they're doing important work on the brain and other types of cancer research. they're like the second largest recipient of nih funding in the country. and i don't want that work to be penalized because the previous president may have mishandled the anti-semitism issue. and that's and this is what i'm concerned about, that the you know, it's again, it's part of a broader issue when we talk about, you know, not investing in medical research. again, we're selling a lot of our own people to leave the country right now. they're going to go to europe. they love our scholars. >> it's happening. we got to go. y'all are great. we'll keep talking about it. paul butler, former congressman charlie dent, thank you both very much. charlie mentioned the schools. paul mentioned the sc

justice league family and those close to the suspect in the pennsylvania governor's mansion arson, say that they tried to get him help for his mental health issues days before the fire, his ex-girlfriend told cnn that the man, cody balmer, was, quote, trying to eat batteries. both she and ballmer's mother were told that he didn't meet the standards for involuntary commitment. now to the kingdom of jordan. jordan, where an elaborate plot to carry out acts of sabotage with drones and rockets was foiled today, according to officials there. jordan's government says 16 people were arrested. they allege they were working on a years long project to manufacture deadly weapons and train operatives inside jordan and outside its borders. i have two books coming out next month, original sin, about president biden's decision to run for reelection and the cover up of his decline. and in october, race against terror, about the hunt to prosecute an al qaeda terrorist who killed americans was out to kill more. check him out. preorder him at jake tapper. .com. erin burnett outfront starts now. i'll see

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this is video from the factory in pennsylvania. yes, on peeps.w somewhere in the same category coming up tonight on kron for news at 5 in just a matter of hours, huge game for the golden state warriors as they try to secure a spot in the nba playoffs when and therein. we're live at chase center ahead of tonight's play-in game against the memphis grizzlies. that's you'd also coming up next, our santa clara county is considering major changes to the way people vote in elections and folks are divided about whether to adopt these ranked choice voting measures. keep it for news at measures. keep it for news at 5 is next. we were getting to the point where we couldn't even pay the bill. and that's terrifying to my husband and i. yeah. i know you have the care plan. i mean, without it, i can't even imagine where our bill would've been, but have you thought about creating a new program to help people? so we have the care program. and then we have another program called reach that will help customers with an overdue balance, and so they can start paying t

remember this it has not been a year i does not been here since president trump was shot in beutler, pennsylvania almost assassinated on the world stage for everyone to see has not even been a year. and here's another thing i cannot let go is the poll i saw were over half of democrats support assassinating president trump. that's absolutely disgusting and shameful. and it does not matter who the president is. no one should support assassinating the president. you know what you do? you vote. if you want to change your leaders you vote that is how america should handle it. why do you support a president adding the largest tax on people ever through executive orders with tariffs? samara. [laughter] [applause] inflation is coming down, gases coming down, airline tickets are coming down your energy costs are coming down the price of eggs are coming down because democrats are not killing them all over the country. the reality is tariffs and on a massive tax on the american people the tax on the american people that you've been suffering with is the inflation biden and the democrats on the american peop

i grew up in scranton, pennsylvania as a kid and then delaware.iddle-class towns come working-class towns. places where people work hard all their lives for the promise they would be able to retire someday with a little bit of dignity. because they have been paying into a thing called social security since the very first paycheck they earned. these people get knocked down every day and learn to get up. you get knocked down, just get up. get up. they get up every day. the last thing they need from the government is deliberate cruelty. it is about people and neighbors across the country look out for each other. they don't see empathy. they don't see it as a sign of weakness, they see empathy as a decent instinct. they don't see cruelty as a sign of strength. social security is about more than retirement account. it is about honoring the fundamental trust between government and people. it is about peace of mind. for those who worked their whole lives so they can rest assured they have a chance. to get back up some of what they earned and some of what

president trump going to wharton at the university of pennsylvania, jd vance having gone to yale law school. >> right? that is correct. >> yeah. cnn's jeff zeleny at the white house, thank you so much. let's turn now to professor of law at harvard, noah feldman. he is also a bloomberg opinion columnist. professor, you have a new column today in which you lay out the options for harvard to fight this in the courts. you write in part, quote, the strongest, legally speaking, is that trump cannot rely on title vi of the civil rights act to cut the funding, unquote. first, explain what title vi is and does and and why you think that's the strongest argument. well, that's the part of the civil rights laws, jake, that says a university can't discriminate on the basis of race or national origin, and it can't let anybody else on its campus discriminate on that basis. but that law also says that if they're going to pull your federal funding for that, first, a judge has to find that you actually did do that. and the trump administration, as usual, cutting corners, hasn't bothered to even file a

. >> let's go to beth in pennsylvania. beth? from one eagles fan to another, thank you for taking my call. >> oh, thank you for calling. >> hey, here's my situation. i am heavy in deluxe stock and deluxe has been talking about diversification for some time now, but i am in the house of pain. i'm in the house of pain. >> the stock is you, beth. you said it right. they have been talking to diversification for as long as i can remember. they came on the show once and they have an 8% yield. that means that something is very wrong when you get a deal that's well above all the others, it's not good. i'm going to have to say ixnay on deluxe. i wish they had been able to. one of the great growth stocks of the 80s. i don't use it, i use zelle. i don't know whoever she is, she works. let's go to bill in new jersey. bill. >> hey. >> jim cramer, this is bill daniels. i was. >> interested in the lightning. >> round, but this is so perfectly i was i was i've been watching your show since 2014. >> a lot of times with my. >> dad, whom i was car

we have learned meantime the man accused of setting fire to the governor's mansion in pennsylvania was actually out on bail at the time of the incident. cody balmer was denied bail during his court appearance yesterday. he is charged with attempted homicide, terrorism, and arson. ♪ >> bret: harvard is the latest school pinch on international students and anti-semitic protests it. could cost harvard university more than $2 billion good evening, eric. >> eric: good evening, bret. great to have you here. trump administration is giving harvard f more than $2 billion in federal funding put on hold unless harvard adopts nearly a dozen changes the trump administration is demanding. the president writing on social media, quote: perhaps harvard should lose tax exempt status and be taxed as a political entity if it keeps pushing political, ideological, and terrorist inspired supporting sickness. president trump wants the government to audit the university's hiring, admissions and operations. cut the power of faculty and students, report foreign students who violate codes of contact to the govern

and her husband is a senator from pennsylvania. so that is sort of an interesting other play.urt. and, you know, it's if they end up getting to a space where an ultimate decision that instagram should be spun, i think that's going to be a pretty big negative. i think i know some people think it's a positive. i don't think. >> it's not. the merits. >> of. >> the. >> case are so bad. if you think about it, if you just look at i. >> and again, this comes down. >> to political. >> maga versus facebook. >> and they got a lot of. >> beef going back ten years. >> but i think this is something that trump's going to do. >> to every. single one of. >> these. >> major tech ceos that lined up. >> in front of them. >> so there. >> wasn't enough coming off the retail investor rate through betterment's. ceo sarah levy joins us next with more on how individual investors are navigating the volatile market and why customers are still sticking to their investment goals more fast into. >> a us bank. >> we know how. >> good it feels to reach your. >> milestones. >> but we also know what. >> really

. >> this is video from inside the factory pennsylvania where there megan. >> all those peeps right nowa new and unique measure. you can now be fined if you wear flip-flops officials and get there are introducing a ban on wearing open-toed shoes and hiking trails. the city is known for its as we're looking at here. it's colorful cliff, hanging villages and coastline, a popular way to explore it is through walking on the hiking trails and officials warned that enforcement will be carried out to make sure that walkers are following the rules and if you break the rule by wearing flip-flops, they're going to find you $3,000. talk about fashion police. still lot more news to get to hear this hour. >> on for the whole nother. our head special election day is here. soaring alive. one of the ballot drop-off locations oakland as voters are making their choice. also, kids got sick at a swimming hole today. what we're learning about a hazmat situation in the spec. 3, more than a dozen children reported to long irritation and breathing issues after they were at is swimming pool in livermore.

i'm from pittsburgh, pennsylvania.hen i was 14 and i lived a little bit in massachusetts and then back here in california and monterey and and santa cruz and then came here when i was 20 years old in 1993 and i came to san francisco in 1997 and i came out here to go to school to go to college and i've been here ever since. >> i had a knife in my pocket since i was five and then i started cooking with my parents and they would let me grab vegetables and the knives were always like a big focal point for me within the kitchen put a knife on a table and like your attention goes to it, right? they demand a bit of recognition, you know. >> and so to me there always would seem to be this back story and i would always, you know, love trying to just i would just imagine stuff but my very first job was working for my grandmother. she would have me come over to her house on sunday mornings and prep vegetables for her and then i kind of came up in the foodservice industry. >> so i think together we kind of pieced together a lot of

at the level this occurs i welcome the governor of pennsylvania into this fight. other people on the left side of the aisle to start denouncing violence and based on philosophy. jackie: i think of many people do josh shapiro is considered to be more moderate which is one of the reasons he is more sensible about the conversations that he is having. and also why he is targeted. meantime i went to your take on this representative nancy mase of south carolina called out some political violence. she was targeted by a man accused of threatening to kill trump she think attempting to assassinate officials to make sure he out you are not an activist you are a terrorist you should never see the light of day again. this is getting out of control. she is not wrong. >> she is not wrong. there is a day of reckoning. the trump administration is going to make it clear. you engage in this reckless behavior and there will be accountability. horace cooper thank you for being here tonight great to see was always. >> thank you. jackie: well alright. >> i think culture is -- make it is

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with me is legally what makes this different than the way we have treated amish communities in pennsylvanian is in fact about the founders. actually when this story came to the fore you are show brought it to my attention in february, it is that the founder is unknown, at least islamist sympathizer. he has been somebody that has spoken to muslim brotherhood organizations here in the states that experts and policymakers and anti-semitism are very familiar with. somebody who was failed to condemn october seventh and even contested and denied evidence of those atrocities against women, girls, meant, children, evidence of personally witness myself with the human rights observer. i think it is not only the letter of the law it is the intention of an islamist sympathizer inc. muslim leadership what is their intention? because there are millions of muslims in the united states that live alongside christian and jewish neighbors without requiring this captured community, and this captured society. what i'm saying is not islamaphobic. it is about the fact that all of islamist terrorism is built on a

but there's other ones, like rob bresnahan, a republican from pennsylvania.ical toll on them. >> i can smell the swamp from here. great reporting. thank you for joining us, kristi greenberg. thank you for spending the hour with us. another break. we'll be right back. >> my eyes. >> they're dry. >> uncomfortable. >> looking for extra hydration. now there's blink nutritive. >> it works differently than drops. blink nutritive. >> is a once. >> daily supplement clinically proven to hydrate. >> from within. >> helping your eyes produce more of their own tears to promote lasting, continuous relief. you'll feel day after day. try blink nutritive, a different way to support dry eyes. >> blink stanley steemer is proud to be the leader in deep cleaning, cleaning over 1 million homes and businesses every year using powerful equipment custom built by us. it's not clean until it's it's not clean until it's stanley steem ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. clearing the way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where y

our first call comes from pennsylvania. democrats line, you are on with our guest.ood morning. >> good morning. on the last diagnosis of his physical, there was no mention of bone spurs. and that's what got him out of the vietnam war. bone spurs just don't disappear. i've had them and they've got to be surgically removed. so maybe the whole story about the boot -- bone spurs is a lie. he can get that guy out of el salvador, all he has to do is ask the president of el salvador to have the guy released. there's no doubt about it. the guy is innocent. >> ok, gotcha. >> trumps health is something that there's always been questions about. these are questions that have dogged him ever since he first started running for office. he doesn't talk about it all that much. he talks about how he plays golf a lot, but although, i will tell you there's an interesting anecdote, kind of a funny anecdote. he would joke around about how he should be on nose and pick. -- should be on ozempic. >> he campaign for long hours, more than kamala harris or joe biden did. so there's something t

johnson pennsylvania. they built the steel to win world war ii and they see their greatness diminished by decades of disinvestment. promise of prosperity wants woven into the fabric of american life now feels like a distant memory for many. consider this, in the 1980's america ranked 53rd in income inequality. does anyone know what we rent today? 100 28th in the world. china is in the 70's. the top 10% owned 50% of the wealth in america. the bottom 50%, 2.6%. paychecks have gone up by 15%, college has gone up 1000 percent. housing, 500%. these numbers are not just statistics, not just explanations for why people are angry at unfairness, they are the story of a country falling apart. men who amass wealth, tighten their grip on the country. that ideology is back. peter thiel, mentor and benefactor, vice president vance, an early collaborator with elon musk. argues quote, democracy itself is the problem. i no longer believe freedom and democracy are compatible. i feel the more democracy expands, the more the

first it was columbia, then harvard, then the university of pennsylvania, more recently cornell, johns hopkins, northwestern. the good news is that for princeton they are hearing a lot of word they are wanting to resist this authoritarian takeover. we hope georgetown will follow in that path. writing in today's new york times, it is crystal clear that antisemitism and d.e.i. are mere pretexts for the attack on universities today in this country. like much of what this administration does, the war on higher education is driven by anti-intellectualism and greed. trump is building a mafia state in which the don distributes malware and -- power and money. universities are independent sectors of -- and they are trying to destroy this independence that is at the heart of the attack on american universities today. looking at this picture i painted, it is accurate to state that the spirit of senator joe mccarthy is alive and well in the trump administration today. they have spent months dishonestly characterizing war crimes in gaza is anti-semitic, pursuing witchhunts against american colleges

walk us through what lieutenant white has accomplished and what officials in 1600 pennsylvania avenue so she is a. >> 2021 graduate of west point, the u.s. military academy. and then less than a year later, she made it through ranger school. just for perspective, chris, women have only even been trying to make it through ranger school for several years, and there's about 160 who have completed it, but that is out throughout the entire army. now, not only did she make it through ranger school, but then only a couple years later, she was in the best ranger competition this year, the first woman ever to compete with a ranger tab in that. and she made it all the way through with her partner. now 52 teams start. that's 104 people who started out at the beginning of the three day, grueling physical and mental test, and she made it all the way to the end. only 16 teams remained at the end. she and her partner finishing 14th. so yes, they didn't win, but they made it all the way through. and again, just the fact that she was there and she was competing is a historic feat that really, really n

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governor shapiro and his family in pennsylvania, that was horrific. now, this cutie.] mug shot in new mexico. so he fire bombs and attacks eight new mexico g.o.p. headquarters as well, and the new mexico democratic party mentions january 6th. they are obsessed with their one note johnny existence. instead of just saying what we all said about the idiot in pennsylvania trying to hurt the schapiro family, instead of just saying "this is always wrong, we want to make sure people know even if we don't support elon musk." it should not be an occupational hazard to serve the government. tulsi gabbard is facing it with this lunatic sang her days are numbered. her family of south carolina -- and a guy who said "i want to be the person who gets to her home." >> and she was attacked. >> i will say it again. "when i got to the white house in 2017, i had 24/7 secret service around the clock. kids in the house because these lunatics are everywhere." i like that we name them. pam bondi said this guy is facing 40 years. >> there seems to be, and listening to you talk, i could hear i

nbc's shaquille brewster joins us from harrisburg, pennsylvania.rned from the arraignment yesterday and anything else you're hearing about the case? >> yeah, you mentioned the headline there that he was denied bail by the judge. but as the judge made that determination and explained it as him being a danger to himself and the community, we heard a little bit of back and forth in exchange between the suspect and the judge. that helped us learn a little bit more about him. the suspect saying that he was unemployed, that he's most recently been living with his parents. when asked, how many kids does he have? he said a lot without giving a specific number. he recently, before being unemployed, worked as a mechanic. all of these are details, of course, that we know investigators are going to be looking into and looking at as they try to figure out exactly what motivated him to, in their words, commit this attack at the governor's residence. their allegation is that this is someone who hated the governor. he harbored hate for governor shapiro. in their w

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nbc's shaquille brewster is in harrisburg, pennsylvania, following it all for us.shaq, what were these new details and what more do we know about this person? >> well, jose, while the suspect was denied bail for his connection to the fire that took place at the governor's house, he told the judge yesterday at that arraignment that he was out on bail for a 2023 case that's still pending, that we know was tied to a domestic assault. he told the judge during some questions and answers that he was currently unemployed. he was living with his parents at the time and asked, how many kids did he have? he answered, quote, a lot. and he also said, and we also know i should say, that investigators are looking more into him to see what motivated him to and his involvement in this attack, even as investigators are facing a lot of questions themselves about how a person was able to hop the fence at the governor's residence, essentially firebombed the residence, and then escape without being without being immediately captured. i want you to listen to what we heard, a key detail

it was actually pennsylvania capitol police who initially alerted the governor's security detail that a breach possibly had occurred. and then pennsylvania state police said that while troopers were looking for ballmer on site, he was able to evade them before ultimately setting fire to the residence. as we i should say this. well, we should note there is now a massive investigation going on by pennsylvania state police into how this massive breach possibly could have happened and how this even could have been possible, considering how much security there is on site. we'll wait for an update from state police on that part of the story. but meanwhile, ballmer's next court appearance is expected for next wednesday. wolf. pam. >> all right, danny freeman, thanks for that report. wolf. >> also happening today. hamas officials are now confirming to cnn that they're, quote, studying studying a new cease fire proposal from israel. the militant group would have to release ten more hostages in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners and detainees being set free. let's go live right now

nbc's shaquille brewster is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. shaq, great seeing you. learning from his arraignment? >> well, jose, you mentioned the headline that he. >> was held without bail. >> the judge essentially. >> saying that he. >> was a. >> danger to himself and to the community. but before the judge made that determination, there was some back and forth in the courtroom that helped us learn a little bit more about this suspect. we learned that he was out on bail already for a 2023 charge that he was facing. in fact, he had a court date. >> that. >> was originally scheduled for wednesday. he said that although he was a welder at one point, he was currently unemployed, didn't have any income, was living with his parents. when the judge asked, how many kids does he have? his answer. >> was a lot. >> so police have said, and we talked a little bit about this yesterday, that he. was harboring a hatred for governor josh shapiro. they say that's what he told him after he turned himself in. that drove him to walk here about an hour distance from his residence to es

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the man accused of fire bombing the pennsylvania governor's mansion arraigned and now being held without bail. what we're learning now about his history of arrests, how he was able to get inside that home, and what may have saved the lives of the governor and his young family. >>> shaken. southern california cleaning up after being jolted by a 5.2 magnitude earthquake. this morning, new images revealing that moment and a rare and touching scene, a herd of elephants at the san diego zoo instinctively forming a protective circle around its youngest member. >>> tax day. the deadline to file now just hours away. just ahead, we will break down the last-minute tips and advice that could help you save money. >>> those stories, plus living e hoops dream. >> the dallas wings select paige bueckers, university of connecticut. >> paige bueckers selected first overall in a star-studded wnba draft. we have the highlights straight ahead. >>> and paging tirico. >> oh, no. this is -- >> are you ready for our tour, sir? >> our special tour for nbc sports anchor, mike tirico. ♪ welcome to new york, it's be

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the trump the group suing includes a bait and tackle shop in pennsylvania. they ask, how is overseas manufacturer of the reef runner flash shad lipless crankbait a quote unusual and extraordinary threat. other participants include an importer of women's cycling wear and a maker of musical instruments. yeah, it is a little tough to explain how that is a national emergency. yeah. no kidding. all right. thanks, scott. you bet. well, now to a live look at sfo, where a welcoming party of sorts is scheduled for later this morning. here's what we're talking about. the golden state valkyries select. you stay from lithuania. there. you heard it. nba's newest team, the golden state valkyries, last night selected their first ever draft pick, and that included fifth overall selection. you say she's a six foot guard out of lithuania. she's just 19. we can also tell you her selection kind of shocked many of the pundits. today, she flies into sfoefore heading to team headquarters, where the valkyries will introduce her officially. they play their first game may 16th agains

meantime, in pennsylvania, investigators are considering several possible motives after an arson fire bail has been denied for the suspect, 38 year old cody balmer. he was previously posted several anti-government sentiments on social media. investigators say he climbed over a fence to get into the governor's mansion property. he used a hammer to break a window, then threw two molotov cocktails made out of beer bottles. authorities say the door from the main dining room was fortunately closed, otherwise the flames could have spread towards the bedrooms of the home. >> it was an act of terrorism that involved fire, that we were now in the middle of that nearly, you know, harmed not only the governor but his family. >> now, balmer is facing charges that include terrorism and attempted murder. authorities are also investigating whether he went after governor josh shapiro because of the governor's jewish faith. time is 557. we're hearing from some of the six women who made history yesterday on a first of its kind rocket flight to the edge of space. >> one. >> ignition now on board that ro

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. >>> well, this morning new details into an alleged arson attack at the home of pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. the suspect appearing in court yesterday where he was denied bail. and now we're learning more about what he allegedly planned to do if shapiro confronted him. jarred hill reports. >> reporter: a slew of cirrus i charges for the man accused of setting fire to the pennsylvania governor's mansion. >> it became very apparent that this was not an ordinary fire. >> residence a large fire on the first floor. >> reporter: authorities say pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and his family were asleep inside when 38-year-old c cody balmer allegedly scaled the fence before tawing in mollatav cocktails. >> the portion was closed between that ballroom and the hallway leading to the first and second floor. >> reporter: fire officials were on the scene within minutes. they say they had to cut through gates to reach the home which had no fire suppression system at the time. >> one of the biggest things i'm certain will come from this is the governor's mansion through the remodel will ho

the judge denied bail for the man accused of setting fire to pennsylvania governor josh josh appearsill not get released on bail he told police he planned to beat shapiro with a hammer if he was able to encounter him he faces charges included attempted homicide and arson, president trump reacting to this. >> the attacker was not a fan of anybody he's probably a whack job and certainly a thing like that cannot be allowed to ha happen. maria: his preliminary hearing is set for next wednesday. >> the missing rotor from the tourist helicopter that crashed in the hudson river has been found. the chopper was on the flight last week when it broke apart mid air, family of live from spain in the pilot all died. that your company is no longer operating in the investigation into the cause of the crashes ongoing. a jury found the illegal migrant with killing rachel morin guilty on all accounts of only 46 minutes of deliberation. >> is my sincere hope that today's verdict brings some peace and closure to the entire rachel morin family. no verdict or sentence can ever bring rachel back i am proud

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and a man who allegedly set fire to the pennsylvania governor's residence is denied bail after appearing in court. president donald trump says the u.s. has no say in the future of kilmar abrego garcia. a migrant living in maryland who was mistakenly deported to a notorious gang prison in el salvador. this comes after the supreme court ordered the trump administration to take steps to bring garcia back to the u.s. cbs's erica brown reports from washington. >> in a white house meeting on monday, the president of el salvador told reporters he will not return kilmar abrego garcia. a maryland man who was mistakenly deported from the united states to a prison in el salvador. >> of course, i'm not going to do it. >> for weeks, top officials in the justice department have said abrego garcia deportation last month was an administrative error. the supreme court ruled the administration must facilitate his return to the u.s., but during monday's oval office meeting, administration officials remained defiant. >> in 2019, two courts, an immigration court and an appellate immigration court ruled that